What happens after Romeo asks about Juliet but before he approaches her?

He sees Rosaline but pays her no mind.

He sees Paris try to talk to Juliet.

He ducks and lowers his voice to avoid discovery.

Tybalt discovers him.

Tybalt discovers him.

Explanation:

William Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet" revolves around the love of two young individuals from dueling families. Though their love for each other may have been strong, that did not stop their families from interfering, thus leading to the fateful death of both.

In Act I scene 5, Capulet, Juliet's father had organized a feast in which even the enemies, Romeo Montague and his friends had sneaked into. When he saw Capulet coming with his daughter, Romeo fell in love with her instantly. He reveals his plans to approach her right after the dance, asking a servingman who "lady is that which doth enrich the hand Of yonder knight?" But even before he could personally approach her, Tybalt, the cousin of Juliet discovers Romeo and threatened to keep him out. But this was stopped by Capulet who ordered him to leave Romeo alone and not cause any trouble in his feast.

He sees Rosaline but pays her no mind.